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Chase cashback and HMRC
TaxH8Ter
Posts: 19 Forumite
Hi,
If I had a chase account and used the debit card to pay my HMRC bill, will I be able to get 1% cashback?
If I had a chase account and used the debit card to pay my HMRC bill, will I be able to get 1% cashback?
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No - tax payments (and government services in general) are excluded0
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But remember that the cashback you get for everything else needs to be declared on your tax return...0
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.MattMattMattUK said:
Hmrc advise that it is not taxable as it is viewed as a discount on the price you are paying not as earnings so there is no need to declare it.But remember that the cashback you get for everything else needs to be declared on your tax return...
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It does not need to be declared as it is not income, let alone taxable income.MattMattMattUK said:But remember that the cashback you get for everything else needs to be declared on your tax return...5
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